U.N. Renovation Cost Jumps $400M

After Review, Estimated Cost Of Reconstructing Headquarters Up To $1.6B

• Nov 17, 2005

Jordan Bride's Mother Dies

Death Toll Rises From Blasts As Jordanians Adapt To Added Security

• Nov 17, 2005

Bush, Roh Condemn N. Korea Nukes

President, S. Korean Leader Say Nuclear Program 'Will Not Be Tolerated'

• Nov 17, 2005

Dutch Reassess Water Defenses

After Katrina, Netherlands Looks For New Flood Strategies

• Nov 17, 2005

Russia Angered By Iran Nuke Plans

Moscow's Ire Could Push Iran Closer To U.N. Security Council

• Nov 17, 2005

Gypsy Integration In Europe Urged

U.S. Philanthropist George Soros Calls Out Segregation Of Gypsies

• Nov 17, 2005

Iraq Tries To Dampen Jail Outrage

Sunnis Demand International Investigation Of Alleged Prison Torture

• Nov 17, 2005

Rumors Swirl Over Castro's Health

Latest Report Has Cuban Leader Suffering From Parkinson's Disease

• Nov 16, 2005

Bush, Roh Condemn N. Korea Nukes

President, S. Korean Leader Say Nuclear Program 'Will Not Be Tolerated'

• Nov 16, 2005

Pirates On The High Seas

21st Century Buccaneers Are Well-Armed, Organized, Active Around The World

• Nov 16, 2005

Arson Attacks Waning In France

But Senate Extends State Of Emergency 3 Months To End Civil Unrest

• Nov 16, 2005

'Love Motels' An Asia Summit Perk

Scarce Hotel Rooms In S. Korea Town Has Left Some In Cheap Lodging

• Nov 16, 2005

Sunnis: Probe Iraq Secret Jails

Party Demands International Investigation Of Alleged Prison Torture

• Nov 16, 2005

Drug Charges For Anti-Drug Bigs

Guatemala's Top Officials Indicted For Cocaine Imports To U.S.

• Nov 16, 2005

Road Bomb Kills 3 U.S. Soldiers

Syria Border Sweep Kills Dozens; New Prison Abuse Allegations

• Nov 16, 2005

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